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Microsoft donates 30 computers to Bujanovac primary school
Belgrade,
21 November 2008
Serbian Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government Milan Markovic today attended the opening of a computer classroom in the "Branko Radicevic" primary school in Bujanovac, to which Microsoft Serbia donated 30 computers and four scanners.
Markovic, who is also president of the Coordinating Body for Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, said that the priority of this body is education.
He said that the Coordinating Body will try to be the channel for similar actions of this kind.
The Minister also announced the opening of departments of the Law and Economics faculties of the University of Nis in Medvedja, while Bujanovac and Presevo will also open offices from these faculties.
He said that the Coordinating Body will try to be the channel for similar actions of this kind.
The Minister also announced the opening of departments of the Law and Economics faculties of the University of Nis in Medvedja, while Bujanovac and Presevo will also open offices from these faculties.
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